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Caesarea Philippi: Banias, The Lost City of Pan
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| #2888025 in Books | 2004-10-15 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.85 x1.16 x6.93l,1.62 | File type: PDF | 288 pages||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| The color plates are wonderful, very informative loaded with facts|By Tom W.|This was a gift for my wife. The color plates are wonderful, very informative loaded with facts. Having been to Israel we recognized several of the sites we visited. The book provided information we did not access as tourist.We felt we were well informed about the places we visited.|0 of 1 people foun||
""A welcome and refreshing departure from the usual type of publication about an ancient city.... It is the first comprehensive treatment of the history of a major ancient settlement at the interface of several important cultural, political and religious
Banias is a city that has seen almost every age of history pass through it: from Canaanite times, via the Romans and the Crusades, to its eventual destruction in the 1967 Six Days War. John Francis Wilson brings us the first continuous history of this fascinating city. Herod, Vespasian, Saladin and even Mark Twain have all left their mark on the city of Pan, whose story can now be brought to the general reader for the first time. John Francis Wilson has had complete...
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